Junhyup Kwon

Gyeonggi's antiracism laws are now in effect. How will they affect foreign residents? A set of ordinances prohibiting racial discrimination against immigrants came into effect in Gyeonggi on Friday, marking the first local laws in Korea to explicitly advocate racial equality.

A set of ordinances prohibiting racial discrimination against immigrants came into effect in Gyeonggi Province on Sept. 19, marking the first local laws in South Korea to explicitly advocate racial equality. @koreajoongangdaily.com koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/2025-10...

AI-powered textbooks fail to make the grade in South Korea South Korea’s AI learning program was rolled back after just four months following a backlash from teachers, students, and parents, underlining the challenges in embedding the technology in education.

“We no longer trust the government, which I see as the biggest problem” restofworld.org/2025/south-k...

AI-powered textbooks fail to make the grade in South Korea South Korea’s AI learning program was rolled back after just four months following a backlash from teachers, students, and parents, underlining the challenges in embedding the technology in education.

Teachers, parents, and students agree: AI textbooks aren't up to the task restofworld.org/2025/south-k...

AI-powered textbooks fail to make the grade in South Korea South Korea’s AI learning program was rolled back after just four months following a backlash from teachers, students, and parents, underlining the challenges in embedding the technology in education.

Governments around the world are betting that AI will revolutionize education. A recent experiment in South Korea suggests that it might not be so easy, reports @junhyupkwon.bsky.social for @restofworld.org
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